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Bryce

Trying to propagate this monstera cutting. Are those white fuzz spots roots? Any tips, tricks, or advice on propagating monstera cuttings would be greatly appreciated.

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  1. Sapphire

    (I got this tip from my sister) If a plant takes a long time to callus, put cinnamon on it (yes, cinnamon), it protects against infection, bacteria and pests. I think she said Aloe Vera gel works as well. (My sister said this, ⚠️NO IDEA IF IT WORKS⚠️). For cutting, I personally recommend cutting about 2-3 inches below an intersection where two stalks intersect, near the top of the plant, with the newest leaves.

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  2. Mads

    Monsteras can thrive in water, I would prop using moss and perlite!! Soil causes risk for root rot. I had two albos and one survived in moss and the other died in the soil.

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  3. KJM

    I do not see any roots.

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  4. monster_maniac

    it looks a but mushy. have u been changing the water regularly? monstera take awhile to groe roots but if u have any pothod add that they help w propagating

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  5. S.R

    It looks to me like you’ve got some root growth about to explode … those crusty looking white spots are the precursor to root growth.

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  6. Terri

    I’ve had a couple of cuttings in water for 3-4! months and I’ve finally got roots on both of them. My suggestion is patience, watch for rot (cut back if it occurs) and changing the water regularly.

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  7. Matilda

    For just stem I would recommend making a moss box rather than directly putting it in water- I’ve had issues with rot doing it that way

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